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We had a great happy hour tonight at Warehouse downtown welcoming three new employees (from left) Kendall, Erin & Mary!!
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1640 Meeting Street Road, Suite 202
Charleston, SC, 29405
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For 70 years, Liollio has provided sustainable architecture, interior design, and historic preservation for public projects. We are an award-winning architecture firm located in Charleston, SC, who value subtle & restrained design, rooted in context, culture & collaboration.
We had a great happy hour tonight at Warehouse downtown welcoming three new employees (from left) Kendall, Erin & Mary!!
We are extremely proud to live in Charleston, South Carolina! Sending love to Mother Emanuel, our fellow Charlestonians & South Carolinians, and a message of peace & love to the world. #Charlestonstrong
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We're excited to announce Brighton Park Swim Club at Nexton in Summerville is officially under construction! Read article here.
View from Jay's office!
Angie, Jennifer, Dinos, Dustin, Elissa. Not pictures but also present, Dan.
Where's Dan?! We had meetings in Columbia today for Richland Libraries
and SCPRT Welcome Centers.
Liollio Architecture's Seth Cantley featured in Canoe & Kayak Magazine article!
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Concourse B at the CHS airport is officially open and looking good!
15 C17s flew over the office this afternoon!
Liollio awarded four 2014-2015 AIA SC Awards! Thank you AIA SC for recognizing our work!
Dan, Alison, and Elissa helped the AIA Charleston kickball team pull through with a WIN tonight!!
Preparing for a beautiful sunset from the studio!
The 45th Charleston Greek Festival was held this past weekend, May 9-11, 2015. The Charleston Greek Fest is a decades-old tradition of culture and entertainment which takes place downtown at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity. Every year the entire Greek community and Charlestonians alike come together and celebrate life, music, great food and beverages, and friendship. The festival allows the greater Charleston Community to experience the Greek faith, food, culture, and heritage. Liollio's Tommy Schimpf and Dinos Liollio are photographed above with their friend Dave Samos slicing gyro at the Greek Festival.
Hope everyone stayed dry today!
This morning we are getting an early start to Columbia for meetings about the Welcome Centers and Richland Libraries! I spy breakfast, 42 inch monitor, lots and lots of finish samples, a dolly, and 6 Liollio employees!
Lots of boats out on this beautiful Saturday afternoon!
Charleston SC Ranks #2 Again! The top 25 cities in the world, as voted by you.
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picturesque charleston afternoon
Elissa and Dan returned to the office enegerized to push the welcome center designs forward after our site visits! We took over one of the conference rooms to have a morning design charrette.
Jennifer, Dan and Elissa have covered the state over the past two days visiting the Fort Mill and Hardeeville State Welcome Centers. The weather was fantastic for spending some time outside! We enjoyed having our meetings underneath the picnic shelters on site!
The AIA headed out to the Gaillard Center yesterday afternoon for a tour of the building as they are wrapping up construction. Thanks to Skanska for leading the tour. Here is a brief description of the building:
The Gaillard Center is a 1960’s era, general purpose auditorium and exhibit hall. The design team, David M. Schwarz Architects, Inc. in collaboration with Earl Swensson Associates, Inc. and local architects Evans & Schmidt, were commissioned in 2010 to design an extensive renovation and expansion of the facility. The project scope includes rebuilding the auditorium, expanding the exhibit hall into a banquet facility, and the construction of an office building that will accommodate several of the City’s departmental offices. The exterior includes new entrance porticos on two sides and a galleria promenade running the width of the building between the two porticos to serve as a shared lobby for the performance hall, banquet hall and offices.